HELOCs (Home Equity Lines of Credit) are widely used. Simply having one makes many people more comfortable. My wife and I had a standby HELOC for many years – ready to use […]
Do you prefer a ReLOC or HELOC?
Reverse Mortgages: Many Users, Many Uses
Reverse mortgages provide access to cash. Cash is the most flexible financial resource of all. In turn, access to cash makes a reverse mortgage a very flexible resource. Many homeowners could qualify […]
Understanding Reverse Mortgages: An Interview with Shelley Giordano
SOA research has shown that non-financial assets are the biggest part of retirement assets for many middle American families. The largest part of non-financial assets by far are home values. Housing is […]
Can Reverse Mortgages Hedge the Most Common Retirement Income Risks?
This is the title of an article written by Don Graves, RICP, and published by the Society of Financial Services Professionals in January 2017. Click to read the article here: SFSP-Mitigating-Risk-DG. Don points […]
Reverse Mortgage Disbursements Capped – Additional Clarification From HUD Required
From the Funding Longevity Task Force The Funding Longevity Task Force at The American College of Financial Services has been at the forefront of financial analysis demonstrating the important role reverse mortgages […]
Leading Retirement Researcher Pens New Book on Reverse Mortgages
Wade Pfau’s new book as reviewed by Jason Oliva of Reverse Mortgage Daily September 19th, 2016 | by Jason Oliva A new book on reverse mortgages hit the shelves this past weekend, offering readers […]
The HECM For Purchase Program Simplifies Home Buying for Retirees
This post originally appeared on Dirk Cotton’s blog The Retirement Café. It is reposted here with permission from Dirk and Jim Dean. Dirk wrote the section immediately below and Jim did the balance. […]
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